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"Spring's favorite Map"
At 6:44 AM on Jul 4, 2007, Torsten Flatter wrote:
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there are many many questions with the title "Spring's favorite Map" and (except of some change proposals) exactly the same content.
Question IDs:
- 16585
- 16588
- 16589
- 16593
- and many more
Regards,
Torsten
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Re: "Spring's favorite Map"
Yes, that's my ones. Please note that each of them provides set of the answers tricky in some way and _different_ (with some intersection between them of course). There are therefore not 'exactly the same'. Of course I could create a single questions with all these answers merged however more than 5 options make the questions unreadable.Thank you for reporting the issue, however in my humble opinion these questions are fair enough and do not require a refactoring, at least not in the area you mentioned.
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